The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-11-06
LATEST TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.

LONDON, Nov. 5.-The steamer Um-
6ri0 on which JAY Gould is passenger
arrived. at Queenstown to-day. A
hurricane was experienced on
Wednesday and the steamer shipped
number of tremendous seas. Five
steerage passengers were injured.
During an interview Gould said that
he suffered no inconvenience from the
storm.
4 TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, Nov. 5.-A ter
rible explosion of molten steel oc-
cured this morning at the works of
the Springfield iron company. The
entire city was shaken up by the
force of the explosion and the win
dows ratified as though from an earth
quake. -Four tons Of liquid metal
were allowed to flow into the wet re-
ceptacle and a frightful explosion en-
sued. 1t is reported that twenty men
were burned. The officers in charge
are reticent and desire to have all
accounts of the matter suppressed.
JOHN L. INDIGNANT.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 5.-JohD l..
Sullivan expressed himself as very
indignant at the boastful language
used by Kilrain and Mitchell. He
says he wants to fight both of them
In the same ring. He believes that
Smith is better man than Kilrain
and declares he means TO return to
America as champion of the world or
die.
DENY THE REPORT.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-Chief Bushy-
head and other officials of the Chero-
kee nation have sent a message to
the local paper denying that there is
any trouble at Tahlequah and claim
ing that false reports are being sent
put to injure the nation and the
place.
CLARA BELLE IL COURT.
SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. 5.-CIara
Belle Mcdonald was arraigned this
on a charge of attempting to
murder, her father-in-law, Il. H. Nc
Donald and was given until Monday
10 plead.
THE GOVERNOR on TOP.
Concord, n. H., Nov. Gov.
sawyer this morning vetoed the bill
IAN Act regulating frelghts |
md fares on railroads and providing
or compensation" The dissenting
in the case of the rail- |
'oad leases and the Legislature en-
leavored to pass the railroad bill |
over the governors veto but failed and |
It ii o'clock the governor ad-
ourned the legislature.
STILL AFTER AcKERMAN.
New YORK, Nov. 5.-The American
Exchange National bank have OBJ
aimed an attachment against Acker-
nan of California, in a suit to recover
s45,7l5 on a note executed by L. II. |
Il Co. and endorsed by de.
endants. They have also attached
he property OF the makers of the
lote.
LEPRoSY IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-The board
# health has discovered that two
veil developed cases of leprosy exist
Il this city, but owing to the obsti-
lacy Of the German physicians, un-
Ter whose care they are, they cannot
'e located.
REFEREES OPINION.
New YORK, Nov. 5.-The referees
opinion in regard to the Fifth ward
lection for inspectorship, was made
Dublic this morning. He favors the
United Labor party to whom the
nspectorship was awarded.
WILL MAKE REPORT.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 5.-The
Pacific railway commission had a
Conference with the president this af-
ernoon in regard to the affairs of
he subsidized railways and will soon
eport thereon.
THE EPIDEMIC SUBSIDING.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 5.-There
vas only one new case of yellow fever
t Tampa yesterday, and three deaths.
Dr.. Hall predicts that the epidemic
Till be over there within ten days.
MUST WEAR PRISON GARB.
DUBLIN, Nov. 5.-The Tullamore
,rison authorities have ordered that
William O'Brien shall wear the uni
orm prescribed by the regulations
or cOnvicts,
THE CHICAGO ANARCHISTS.
CHICAGO, Nov. Sit is stated to-
lay that anarchist Lingg will refuse
o sign any petition for executive
lemency. 1t is also stated that the
gave instructions this
morning TO the clerks of the criminal
courts to prepare no calendars for
lext week. This means that there
will be no courts in anticipation of
he execution. Judge Frank Baker,
Who is now sitting in the criminal
'ourt, signed a petition for commuta-
ion this morning. Now that there
eem to be stampede IN the direc-
ion of Communication of the sentence
against the anarchists it may be we'll
o mention what effect it already has
lad in very important section of
he community: In the police force
already feeling akin to dismay has
arisen and it is believed that the dis
content will find some strong means
)f expression.
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